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While the film's main protagonist is against the practice of killing and the handling of a weapon (attributed because of his strong faith) the film at no point espouses gun control. At worst, it espouses gun ownership preference, as the film does take time to demonstrate and explain the necessity for firearms and killing in accordance with war. Hacksaw ridge was based on the real life of Desmond Doss and to change that aspect of his character would invoke historical revisionism and strike face of his moral christian beliefs. --[[User:AirForceMan92|AirForceMan92]] ([[User talk:AirForceMan92|talk]]) 01:36, 1 November 2017 (EDT)

While the film's main protagonist is against the practice of killing and the handling of a weapon (attributed because of his strong faith) the film at no point espouses gun control. At worst, it espouses gun ownership preference, as the film does take time to demonstrate and explain the necessity for firearms and killing in accordance with war. Hacksaw ridge was based on the real life of Desmond Doss and to change that aspect of his character would invoke historical revisionism and strike face of his moral christian beliefs. --[[User:AirForceMan92|AirForceMan92]] ([[User talk:AirForceMan92|talk]]) 01:36, 1 November 2017 (EDT)